The price of prescription drugs is sky high in the United States. Medicine that patients need to fight cancer or diabetes can cost up to tens of thousands of dollars. How is this possible?

R Street Institute’s Jillian Snider speaks to Spectrum News 1 about former FBI special agent Thomas Donlon, who was recently sworn in as New York City Police Commissioner.

HORSLEY: Nobody likes rising prices, especially in the middle of a natural disaster when people are stressed. But economist Michael Giberson says, those high prices can serve some important functions ...

Director at the R Street Institute, Jerry Theodorou joins the show to discuss the future of Property Insurance, and answer the questions on whether Louisiana residents will be uninsurable. Listen to ...

Nearly 17 years ago, I penned a feature column for The Orange County Register about Santa Ana’s “Renaissance Plan,” which was ...

Federal and state elections due to take place in less than four weeks could have a huge impact on insurers — and potentially ...

This R Street series considers how artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) systems are advancing medical capabilities and health outcomes. Previous installments explored how AI/ML ...

Three Mile Island (TMI), a nuclear power plant (NPP) near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, is slated to reopen in 2028. The plant ...

Overdose deaths in the United States have claimed more than 100,000 lives annually in recent years. While the vast majority ...

Hurricane Helene slammed into the southeastern United States at the end of September, leaving in its wake utter destruction ...

As Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón heads toward defeat, it’s time to assess what went wrong with this ideological ...

Crime has consistently ranked among the top issues for voters this election season. Once a bright spot of bipartisan ...